u/IreneVincent13

Should I send a long message introducing myself, explaining why I'm interested and listing my skills, like I'm applying for a job or something?

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Il y a un truc qui m'échappe, pourquoi beaucoup de mecs veulent une meuf avec un "faible bodycount" ?

Je trouve pas ça logique genre c'est quoi la différence entre une meuf qui a pris disons 3 bites différentes et une autre qui en a pris 50 ?

Je peux comprendre un mec qui souhaite faire sa vie avec une meuf qui a eu 0 rapport sexuel mais une fois qu'une meuf l'a déjà fait une fois toutes les autres relations qui sont arrivées par la suite ne devraient même pas compter.

Et même au contraire, perso en raison de mon éducation je ne peux pas me marier avec une femme non vierge.

Mais si je me mets à la place de l'occidentale moyen pour qui la virginité n'est pas sacrée, je préfèrerai largement être avec une pro qui fait des galipettes signe des jeux olympiques plutôt qu'une meuf qui a juste couché quelques fois dans sa vie et qui ne maîtrise pas forcément le sujet.

Alors pourquoi la question fait autant débat ? Pourquoi j'entends partout des mecs dire qu'ils veulent une meuf qui a 3, 4 ou 5 de bodycount maximum ? Que veulent ces gens au juste ?

I recently installed the F, F2nd, and X chart packs with the New Classic mod in mega mix +, which restores the original gameplay mechanics, and I'm having a problem with the star target mechanic

I played the first Project Diva F on PS3 a long time ago, and as I recall, the star targets were really easy (easier than the standard ones) but now I find them really tricky, especially when you have to spam them, I always end up missing one or two

I wanted to know if you have any tips to make it less of a struggle, I tried adjusting the stick sensitivity up and down and switching between the left and right sticks, but without success

For those who have tested it, was your experience satisfactory?

I am a third-generation descendant of Moroccan and Algerian immigrants in France, so over time, our family has lost its connection to the homeland. However, I love visiting Morocco now and then with my grandparents because it’s the only way I get to go on vacation. Without getting into current events, from an outsider's perspective, it seems obvious that Morocco faces major economic problems. Yet, whenever I visit, I’m surprised to see how comfortably people seem to live compared to me. I come from a very poor, dangerous neighborhood (plagued by drug trafficking and murders), whereas my grandparents own a home in what looks like an upper-middle-class Moroccan neighborhood—a house my grandfather bought by working incredibly hard and literally ruining his health in France. That neighborhood is full of German cars; the homes are well-kept and the people are smartly dressed. There are a few beggars, of course, but that’s the case everywhere in the world. I assumed it was just an affluent area and that the rest of the country must be grim, but even when we visit family in working-class neighborhoods, their standard of living is still a step up from my daily reality. The housing may be dilapidated and the streets dirty, but people still look better dressed than back home; many own iPhones (something I could never afford), they seem to eat well (with meat almost every day), and there are some nice cars, too—far more than in my neighborhood, where many vehicles are nothing but burnt-out wrecks. In short, it’s a far cry from what you’d expect of a country "in trouble" when you come from Europe. As for me, I don't own anything of value (my clothes are either knock-offs or hand-me-downs), I don't have a car, and my phone is an entry-level Xiaomi; I sometimes skip meals, and after paying my bills, I have no money left (right now, I'm torn between buying a sandwich or a pack of cigarettes). Simply put, outside of rural areas, I feel like I have a lower status than the majority of the population—to the point of feeling ashamed. So yes, the average French person is significantly wealthier than the average Moroccan, but it’s still surprising that a French person—however disadvantaged—who actually has a job would feel this way in a country that is less well-off than their own. I wanted to understand why that is. I’m convinced Morocco is a country facing hardship—especially after reading the accounts shared here—so I tell myself that what I’m seeing is just a façade; yet, how do you all manage to keep up such a well-groomed appearance?

I’ve only ever used it once to master a tricky section of a specific song. Aside from that, I get "Perfect" ratings on all my levels without using it, though I feel like it becomes mandatory once the difficulty hits a certain level. I can manage "Perfect" ratings on Extreme levels up to 7.5 stars without practice mode, but anything beyond that is impossible. The problem is, I hate practice mode; I much prefer the "die and retry" approach until I succeed. I don't mind practicing for a while until I'm skilled enough not to need it anymore, but the idea of having to do that for *every* song puts me off. What do you guys think? To the game veterans: do you skip practice mode entirely now, or do you use it every time you tackle a new song you want to clear?

I wanted to know if it's possible to gain experience using modded charts, since I only have a few left to complete, but I don't think there's enough to reach level 39 (I'm currently at level 32 And all the charts were cleared with "Perfect" or "Excellent" ratings) and I'd really like to pull it off to unlock the achievement and I don't want to pay for the DLC